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Originally Posted by PenguinHead
The Crossroads performance of Stevie and Lady Antebellum was simply fantastic! I wasn't very familiar with the group. I watched it several times over, astounded how well they gelled so perfectly. I read that the producers of the show said it was one of the most successful pairing of artists.
Stevie blended seamlessly with a group almost two generations younger. Yet it was if she had always been a member. She added so much to their harmonies, and provided the balance of a two men/two women vocal group. They revered her, and she returned the sentiment. She made the effort to learn their songs. "I think she's the girl in Fleetwood Mac, but why is she singing all these Lady Antebellum songs?", she speculated about her neighbors as she prepared for the show.
I'd buy the record if they ever decided to release it. Haven't other Crossroads performances been made into records? It was recently announced that Charles Kelley is releasing a solo album, and will be doing a song with Stevie.
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I agree with everything here. I would definitely buy it too, but I'm thinking it's unlikely it will be released.